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SoapFX Professional Hand Cleaner
SoapFX is a professional hand cleaner that blows away other available hand cleaners! The quickest and cleanest rinsing hand cleaner on the market.
SoapFX uses detergents to clean instead of solvents. Solvents dry your skin, and no amount of skin softener can change mineral spirits into a good hand cleaner. Save the solvents to clean your auto parts!
Balance 3 forms of energy to remove a stain: chemical/thermal/physical energy. Warm water is recommended to provide the thermal energy. Our detergents provide the chemical energy and our ground plastic scrubbers provide the physical energy.
This is the quickest and cleanest rinsing hand cleaner on the market, leaving no oily residue or strong odors.
SoapFX has a pH value of 7. This balanced formulation is easy on the skin, and uses non-greasy skin moisturizers.
The detergents break down the oil versus water properties of a stain to keep it from sticking to the sink and internal plumbing as well. It cleans your pipes every time you wash your hands. Grease is completely emulsified.
We provide the most effective cleaner without the excessive skin irritation which results from using inferior solvent-based products.
SoapFX is available in the following sizes:
4 oz Sampler (great for travel or tool boxes as well)
16 oz Tub (good for 192 washes)
64 oz Tub (good for 768 washes and shops)
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is SoapFX so gritty? We use soft plastic scrubbers instead of ground lava rock (pumice), which is easier on the skin and it changes shape to clean and absorb stains between fingerprints. Even though it feels very gritty, it is actually easier on the skin.
What is the shelf life?SoapFX shelf life is 5 years. If the product dries out over time, just add water. We have tested 11-year-old product in our lab that works great.
Is SoapFX Waterless? No, you must wet your hands before washing and then rinse with water.
